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To which will be added, the Musical Entertitifuneth of PA UL . AND VIRGINIA. Den Alitoni ,, , Mr !El - Ft:RIES; Tropic, Mr. BELLAMY ; Paul, Mr. INCLEDON ; Dominique, Mr. SIMMONS ; 4 , ,_ 7 • Seba s tian, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Diego, Mr. KING; • Virginia, Mrs. H. I. 'HNSTO.N; faciutha. ,k4ri. LI s lON ; Mary, Miss MARTY R ; !Ms, Mrs. ILI I- F. . boxes 7 3 . Secorui Price 3s. - 6d.—Pit 3 s 6d. Second Pride . q k Gallery zs. Second Price is. —Upper Gallery rs. 0 -11 ces for the Boi es to iiki taken of Mr. B r an d o n , at t he till"ew Lioit.Offi ' ce in P rince' s :place, Hah.street; front Ten Foui. . • 1, The Doors will be o p ene d at H a l f past Five; and the Play uegin at Half past Six ~,On Saturday; The jealous Wife; with The Review, ofi, Denmark;L Was ot Windsor.- pis Monday, Harntet, Prince of with The Watermaii.—On Tuesday, The C o n _ ,stieritey ; with Tom Tinimb the Great.,—On Thursday, All 41 the Wrong. .. - • • - SIXPENCE HALTiN rt. Lure, ; NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. . R." SALOMON's ANNUAL CONCERT, on 1y , 1 „ .. 7, 0NDAY,-April 9, into. FIRS V PART. New Oyert , re, • Aria, Signor MI A RTEN I.—Tortogallo•. Duo Concertante, Harp an d Piano- FOrte,. Miss and Min .•' A. (.;AUTHISROT.—Cramer. A:ia, Mrs. BIANCIII. —Bianchi. Concerto, Violin, Mr. SA LOMON.—Salcurlon. Scena, Mr. BRA H AM. • , - Recitatiye, " Cars Sins." ." Deh Pieta."-- Mayer. Ter/ettu, Mrs. 81 LLINGTON, Mrs. BIANCHI, aiA Mr. BRAHAM.- Cherubini. . . , This Day was published;,, ... , . • -. , In Itmo, ornamented with Vignettes, Price ls. bound, th 6 .Second Edition „of THE PATERNAL PRESENT:_ bring a S& QUE LtoP IT Y's C 1 P - f. Chiefly seltd.led from the Writings of Mr. PRATT. Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Rees, and Orrne, Paternoi- • ter-row ; .and 1. Harris, St., Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had; • Pity'S Gift; a Colledtion ,of interesting Tales, - from' thp Works of Mr. Part. In one vol. amo, embellished wifift• Wood cuts. Third Edition, Price 3s. bound. • •• Ma t, of a T R riNSPORT-OPPICE, ... maies 26,.i8t0. TH E co M MIS SlO ATERS for Condueling. Hi.s MAyEsTY's• TIMM,S'PORT S;IZVIC'E, for taking Care of Sick and ifinended Seamen, and for the Care and Custody ofPri.rone'r.rof !Kir, do hereby give' Notice, That they will 6e ready at this Office, on Tueidtty, the 17th day of April, 18to, to re. "ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons a: may le will bog to contract for 'VICTUALLING Prisoners of frir in this' Day was published, price Ss. in boards, ' Heath at P6rmontb 'fur Six M ont h : certa i n, from t he Ist of • Q ELECT POEMS f rom t h e I-lESPERIDES or Yung next. • . Li Work both Human cad Divine, of • ROBERT IIEARICK, Esq. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of -- , With occasional Remarks by 1. No •. . Tree 4, nor any, noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, ... AccOrttpankd also with the Head,' Autcgraphe, aria Seal Of the Poet. . ' personal& a lien, Each Tender must be accompanied by a 'Letter EflogiOnt avidos caraiitia rostra ragas. from two rtsielia,ble rersint engagi ng to b ecome C) id with-the • "". •- . • :Person tenetng ' 'di 'in the Snm o f IYO,I . f or the due tvint mance 4 . Printed Teir Lthigman, . Hurt, R ees , and Orme, Paterhoi- ter-row ; 1. Miller, 7 . ! , ,, Chancery -lane, London; and j. M. the antral. Cutch, Is, Small-street,. Bristol. Fauber Particulars may be known' by applying at this Office, - or to Capt. liogers, Plymouth. , anti pat inas SECOND PART. Grand Symphony.—, Beetho'ven. Scena, Mrs. BI LLINGTON Concertino, Fagotto Principalc;" Mr. BA EfIMA&, First Bassoon Vlayer to His Prussian Vajesty. - Ditetto, Mrs. iii 1.,,1.1NGT0N and Mr. BRAHANI tether let us,r.n ge." —Hand e l. , Finale.-1-14dn. To begin at Eight Titkets*, ToS'. bd. each, to be Ital'of Mr.'S'aloinon; Na. 70, Newinan-street, oJan:it-street ; at thc principal Music- , shops ;. and at the Place of Performance. -berg :1 of on a by Ufa it • RANSCOMB and Co. No. 37, Cotnhill -• No. LA - Harnarket ; No. t it, Holborn t a'nd No. 269, Strand; with their usuat good fortune, sold In last Lott e ry; in 73 ShAreS; . , In previous Lottery , : Po. 3,734 • • • ',C.20,000 I Nb. k6sB . . . Zo,ooa ,4, 6 54 • • 5,000 3 t3 . • 1,00 so f Soo . is . 2,500 3of soó . is . 1,06 being Shares of alrliciiiieVery Capital therein; besides in list Year ( &9), Six of zo',oaol. and Capitali 10 tic amount of Z•2soo°°Ale , • nniv selling Ticke t s ant i Shares ,in the Nev L o tt er y, to be draWfi Bth JUNE, in. Which th ere are Four Prizes of too Tickets,, which may produce to a Ticket iewoool. and to a Sateenttr, upwards of B.o: ( 01. , The PUblic Will please to obsitve,Branscomb and Co. sold the first and last of Prizes so giren ' which produced t o t he foitunate' Holders 30,0r01 . ; the first 300001.; the last zs,oool. and only 40,0001. Prize ever spared. sOfl. - • . This Day, was published . , In Quarto, price IL !is. 6d. in boaidi; • The Third Edition of I \ TGRAVINGS of the BONES; . MUS. • CLES; 3?-4 and JOINTS, illustrating the nisi Volunie of the Anatomy of the Human Body . By Jut-IN isELL , Surgeon, Printed for- Longman, Hurst, Reei, atal - Oterie, Paternos. ter-row ; and T. Cadell, and W. Davies ( ,- Strand. Of whom may be had, all Mr. Bell's other Works. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 23, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 1114.- jESTY 's ORDNANCE do here& give Notice, that , .Proposals be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or ' before Wednemay, the sub day 1 April next., from such Perron: as may be, willing to undertake the S.upply of STOVtS,- RANGES, and oth e r IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, for Set-vire of ibis Department, for a period of Three Years. Patterns of the Arridles may he viewed ziponapplication at tbe. PrinCipul Storekeeper's Offlie in the Tower ; and further Para. culars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Ogre, in aforesaid, any day, between thethe hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals ihust be delivered sealed up and indorsed, " Pro pc!s.als for Stoves, Ranges,- Sec. ;"- but no Proposals can 6e ad. Mined after the said dry of April, at Twelve o'Cloch at Non of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making iii•Or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. . • By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec.' Ors. C Cri- . ' This Day were . published, Elegantly printed in Two Volumes; Quarto, with a Portrait of the Author, and hunieibus other Engravings, price 51.. ss. in boards, WORKS of. JAMES BARRY, Esc)" , ifs torical Painter; late Professor of Painting in the Royal Academy ; Member of the Cldnientine Academy, in rologna, Sec. 7 containing his Discourses at the Royal Aca. deiny ; Obsi!rVilions on diMrent Works of Art in ta iy and France; Reinarkfi oh the principal Paintings in the Orleans Gallcry; . exhibited in ‘798, &c. together With his Corre; spoudimo: with Mr. Burke, and other distinguished personi ; and:some - Atti.ont of his Lite and Work's. . . Primed fur Cadell and. W. Davies, Strand. Of whom thaY be hid, The Works of Sir f:bslina Reynolds', Kiiiig,ht, late President of the Royal Acadeniv.; with an Account of his M Life . and Writing;, by tchniniti alone, -Esc; one o f his lOct:wars. and Ills I - Er:Air, froill an original haute; 3 vols. Bvo. 3cl ts, in boards. (cv. .....••• .. d . SWI FT and Co. R ESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they have.cin,Sale the TicketS and Sh ares of the NEW LOTTERY, Which will begin and finiA Diavtring on the Bth l'UNt. .The.. Scheme is on the same approved principle as the last, having,onlys,coO NuMbers, with too,oool. in Prites, auiong wliidr are FORTY CAPITAI.S4 , Iu addition to these, the Public are pr es ehiel with Four EXTRA PRIZES of licke 4 .3, four of a N wither) bu which the Adventurer haS the clunCe of gaining Four Prizes of zo,e'ool. by the purchase of a single Ticket: The foll Owing Capital ?dies have been Shared and Sold at theit. O ices, PINKERTON'S NEW MODERN ATLAS, No. 111. Printed-1; Sr T. Cwlell and W. Davie l, Strand; and Longman; Ilu'rst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. "THE THIRD NUMBER, containing MAPS or:r2nina, 'Chili ; and the.Southein Partof the United States of America, is publiShed this day, price IL The Maps are engraved in the size called Colorribier, so as .to[correspond with the works of D'Anvil le ; from drawings 'execiirecl under - Mr. Pir;kerton's eye; with all the advantages attbnled by the latest improVentents ih Ceogr.(phical preci sion; and thy exhibit we 'utmost beauty that the stare of the arts can admit, _lt is calculated that the work will r,e corWeted in twenty numbers, one published every . two irlonth,• and that the whole expe nse wil l be twenty gui neas. 111' a few days will be publishe , !, ifl. iSmo_ p.),_.c is. ' ACONSPECTUS of the PHARMACOPO EIAS of the' LONDON, EDINBURGH, and DUBLIN* COLLEGES of PHYSICIANS ; being a.PraCtical Corn pendium of Materia Medics and Pnarmacy. By ANTHONY TODD THOMSON,• Surgeon. Fellow of the Medical'Society of London, the Royal Physi_ cal and the Speculative Societies of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Underwood, 4,, West - Smithfield, London ; and Adam Black", 57, South- Brulge.stieet, Edinburgh. This will he found by far the mo,t full and cern plete work of the kind yet published, and may be consi dered as an Abridgment of Dr. Duncan's Edinburgh Dis pensatory. FOURTEENTH TIME. LYCEOM THEATRE.. ll • Pderthe Special Licenstot the LORI) t FiA MB ERLAI N., ranted tor the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. t ors " Several coMplaints having been Made to the Proprie. j3 c ;.of the dif fi culty of obtaining. Seats without teeing the eb k keepers —the frequenters of this Theatre are requested to I )) 3 erve, that Orders have. been given for imMediately le- Ovin g the inconvenience complained of, by fixing a -Pane of h ',. 4 ss in every Box-door - and that any Boxkeeper falSely hey that Place's are take,,, or conVieted of receivingMo, ~ . k J for the disposal of .Places not previously engaged, will be ... Hll echaterydtscharged from the service of the Tftearre. — ll . i HEIR Majesties' Servants, lofting the COM'- 1 ;s , PAN Y ox the,late.CMUßY LANE THEATIC4i, h ll rat a n O e 4. w T.MOS erio RRO -Corni W c OEpVENINt, April 5, 'buy, ptr:. - THE M era, called April ! Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI. - 1 1 The Cli.a•aaers by 11. Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. HOLLAND , Mr. WROUGHTON, Mi. RAYMONDi 1 .. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOWToN, Mr. , MATHEWS: Mrs. mouNTAN,Mrs. BISHOPi Mrs. BLAND. - After which (23d time) a new musical kaite, ill tWo Att - i, called HIT Oa MISS! . , 'I he Charaders by Mt. I'ENI EY, M r . LIE CAMP., Mr. MATHEWS; Mr. kNIGHTi Mr. IOHNSTONE, Mr. FlSilEllt, Mr. MILLER, Mr EVANS, Mrs. M.ADDOcKS, NIissIC.LI.L, Mrs. BLAND. q t i o, e xes dt. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price tt.— I' l i C iery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se c ond 6d 4 • ( )ekes and places to be teen of Mr. Spring, in th e Box i'rivlL.e. at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had I; , te Boxes nightly. la, i 'le new Setio-Comic Opera of Th e M an i ac ! or, T i le " .r or 11 41)&16, will be repeated, with the new Musical Farce Miss i every Evening till further notice. N.- - I EAGI.E LIFE INSURANCE, CORNHILL9 LONDON; • - tlis description of losurafice is of inest-imalqpid tpe c ) e p:r c t i a c i p icx tt o .n a t l o l n Peil ve n s s o h r ol w itit o g e At i ll o u ,• ast i i n fi e es ceao l; C e iYitl ; l L ti - I i nPle :—A Person thirty )ears of age Mays:lir:oe. annual Payment o f 13 1 . 75. id. 'secure , h ttu his Family, or otherwise, as he may direti) at his Any other sum may be insured in like manner, arid t tL Y other age. One Person may 'insure another's Lite, amount of any Interest he may . haire in the cOnti. 'therent No Entrance •Nloney, Or • AdirtiSsion . File N7 4 ,rea. No. Charge for Tolicies or' Certificates of Re f)ll'• Nci Registry of .assignments required. A large ~i,i.stijon allowed tu Solicitors, or other Versons procur ` 'titurances. W. BE ETHAM, Secretarye ai k() 1 - -•-••- • • I AL EXC/LINGE ASSURANCE ,OFFltlf.l?'; P ltai s ' • . . Mcli '1 arls !O. _ -vlished by Royal Charter i n th e R e ig n o f K i ng George the First. ,t I4 SONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due. on tt,the 25u, iiistahr, are hereby informed, that Receits ) I tj,Nt re, e dy t o b e delivered at the Company's Offices, over 41sOyal Exchange and in l'all. Mall, as well as by their , t h r 4 lve Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties its '„ e ct are rest!requettd to ap ly 'for the Renewal of their Poli tt " 4 or 1 fe gth of Aka next, as the' usual Fil l. , ),e , I .', 4 Ys allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Po • ' v •ill then expire. - , SAMUEL FIINNLNG, jun. Secretary. Ot t al- -cll (lance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As h%ejt4 of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, its t ) t i lir, in Dhck, .or while Building, from Loss or Dainas . e 's '„ r e • and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annul. , k V, : Lives. '" w her e will be issued free of Expellee to the iv 'r e . krk c i , the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up. \'''' • cluNlowing was sent to Mrs. R I CIiARDSON, of Man_. ti!ter, by the Reverend W. SILVESTER, of Sahbach, A • /13 A 111, vj have long wished me to send you the CASE ; 41 44, 14 the CHI /.0 I was mentioning to you,- the cit l a ,; 4l 4ces areas follow : In April last, a Child belonging eS and Elizabeth Yates. of Broachouse-Green, near Ilte4(‘ltetton, was taken exceedingly ill, owing to the cutting of t l ry 11 . Such was the alai of the disorder that from a vtttolt,e health y txin*about eleven months old, • he was re alt° a skeleton, and enti re ly, taken off his leer; he had I r tv - convulsion fits, and his death was hourly expeCted. e,nt for a Surgeon, who launced his guins, bur with- L 4 1 ,Y good -elnet.' They thervapP . hed for the A ER I- N m 'o()TH /NG SYRUP ; a rtend • gave them Hall a -; on the first appli cat i on o f w hi c h t h e Chi ld had hn -4.41fe ease, and before the wh o l e was use d, h e was per. 1.4 restored. P arents have-since declared to the above Gentleman, ha ‘'•'aA their firm belief this tvledic.itie was the means, 'in of God, of' savingtheir Child's life. i , a(t•of the Prcpi* : rors , I. Johnson and Co: N9,-94. pr C4l 1- treet Oxford-street • and retail , of Golding. No. ; Mrs: RiaiardSon, Man and Country , : and all the Nledicine Venders in town , at as. gd., for're4dy money . . . ' 'No. ii, Poultry; No. 12, Charing".crciSs ; and No.. , 3 r, Aldgate Hi g h- street: , . ~, ..) 6,791' .4. zo,oo :.„3,,.2.4, . p C 10,002 1 f ,59.9 - k 5,000 8,44 . 20,c100 17,612 F. 10;oto 20,43 9 , 3,0,0 ti,070 -- 2 0,000 2 0 , 952 - rer , ooo 7,95( - - 5,000 2,3,861 . 20,0..0 21,295 . 10000 1 9,556 . 5 ,6 00 9,362 . 1o;000 7, 1 57 - loicod 15,9g4 - 2 , 9 0 I' 134 . 10,000 4,099 - '5,000 i,112 - 2,0010, 22(3 --, 10000 12,03 j ;. 5,000 1 :099 '.. 2,030 B.C4t - ko,ooo 1 231 . sooe* , i7,.261 ~.. 2,000 $3021 . tolooc 19,247 . 5,000 l 753 . 2„0oo Three of the Capitals were Shared and Sold at their Offices •,_ in the [.att . tottery. - ' ~. .GENEIUL Silt JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA PAT EN't' CAMP 13E USTE A 1), forming a regular Military Efed for the Field, • llarra,ks, &c. al So a S() FA for a Tent or ItcsoiniAr.c. and likewise a SE:I C rr lot oh briani Ship, the wlidlepa4ing in a small Vali ce A , allowed th e n io portable ever yet Manufaittired, invented by mottu AN ,atid SARDERSi No. 16 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest hozionrs'otight to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die tar their King ann Country. MONEY. N4 l ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform • thwe that may be desirous of burrowing Tempo-, rary or Pvinanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can At all times, Anti, without delayoitivance any SUM from One Hun dreg' to Trismy Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on p ersona l or any otheOecurity, arising from Marriage Settlements, Mo, flf.y . 4htin: funds, Clergyinens' Livings, or Freehold,. Copy hold, and. kasellolkl Estates, on the most fair and equitable Telins, and Will also conduct every Negotiation at munch less iexpence than what is usually incurred in money transactions. Personal A pplications Messrs.. Lucas and Co. daily re. • eeivc at their house, No. 1 9 , lermyn-street, St. James's, and Letters, ,post-paid, iminediately .answered..... • - 3 s. t.p. :Fen } , :ars_purchase will be g iven for well secured Anuui t ies. • • • . • Ltus Day was published, • - EourthEdition, price Six Shillings, 1! A LETTER on tile. GENIUS and DISPOSI JAL the FRENC I-1 GOV E RN M E NT, includ ing a View of the Taxation of the French Empire. ' By-an AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, • Recently returned from Europe. Thiladetphia printed.—Reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Urine, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, • "In Octave, price /is, in boards, AN• AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of F our Years Residence at Tongat“boo, one of the Friendly Islands, in the South Sea, by ,a Gentleman who went,thi. ther in the -Dud; under Captain Wilson, in 1796, With an Appendix, by an Eminent Writer. • Printed for Longrnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternes • ter-row ; .B. Seeley, 169, Fleet street ; and]. Hatchard, Piccadilly. This Day was published; In Three Vols.'Bv o . price t is. 6d. boards, THE RELIGIOUS WORLD DISPLAYED , or, a View of the four Grand Systems of Religion ; Judaism, Paganism; Christianity, and Mohammedism, and of the various existing Denominations, Seas, and Parties in the Christian World. • To which is subjoi*ed, a View of Deism and Atheism. By the Rev. ROBERT ADAM, B.A. Oxford. Minister of the Episcopal Congregation, Blackfriar's Wynd, Edinburgh; and Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl of Kellie. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter row. This Day was published, In Folio, illustrated with Engravings, price 31. 3s. in boards, ...tette Second Edition, of ASYSTEM of DISSECTIONS ; exp l a i n i ng - the Anatomy Of the Human Body, the Manner of dis. playing the P.arts, and their Varieties in Disease. By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornie Paternos tCf•WW. Of whom may be had by the same Author, The above Work without Plates, in 2 Vols. foolscap, price US. boatds.. 2. A System of Operative Surgery, founded-on the Basis of Anatomy, in a Vols. Royal Bvo. price it. 14S. • board The Anatomy of the Brain, in R o y a l Q uarto , 21. 2,5. . . ..4. A Series of Engravings of the Nerves, price rl. is. 5. Engravings or the Arteries, :1 is. boards. 6, 'Anatomy of Expression in Painting, 21. as. f. The Anatomy of the Human Body, in 4 Vols. Royal pricejl. los. boards. • A.s• the style of 'engraving renders first impressions &sir 'able., they will be carefully delivered, in the order of names, and copits are neatly put together, with th,- Maps carefully folded upoil guards (as they will be bound when the work is Completedi, for more sate conveyance to the country ; whilst other ... copies - will be delivered; without _shy - fold, to those who may prefer them in that state. - In the last number will be given a Geographical Me moir, reciting the charadter and merits of the chief authori ties upon which each Map is constructed, with dire6tions for• ageneral arrangement. BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND. This Day was published, ! Volume 111. (containing the Peerage of Scotland), with the Arms neatly engraven on Wood, price Bs. boards, of `A • BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE; of the EM ri. PIKE of GREAT BRITAIN;• in which are Me moirs and Characters of the most celebrated Persons of each . _Family. Printed for 1. Johnson and Co. 1. Nichols and Son, R. Faulder and Son, R. Baldwin, T. Payne, G, Robinson %Va.. kie and Robin son , Seatcherd and Letterman, Otridge and Sou, W, Lowndes, Clarke and Son, J. Walker, It. Lea, I. White, Longman, Hurst; Rtes, and Orme,Cadell and D av i es , J. illa%vnian;and J. Booker. Of whom may be had, Vols. t and 2 (containing the Peer age, of England), the Arths engraven 'on WOOL!, price i6.s. boards.. • - tra - Any Correaions direaed to the Publishers will be thanklulty received. In die Press, and in a state of considerable forwardness Volume I V. cotitaii:ing the Peeragc n pf Ireland. , ' Alto a New I,:_dition of Collins's Peerage el . England, with very considerable A I ierations and Improvements, and brought dowa to the present time. By Sir Egerton Brydges. Lately was published, Neatly printed in Foolscap Octav«, price ros. 61 in boards, SYNOPTICAL COMPEND of BRITISH BOTANY (from the Class - Alonandria to Polini inctusivet arranged.- after the Linnwatt System, and con yga tain a, ing the Essential Charaders of the Genera, the Specific cha racters, Ettgligh names, .places of growth, soil and situ a ti on , colour of the flowers, - tames of flowering, duration and re ferecces to figures.- • - H .- By GALPINIE, A.L.S. Said by f t White and Co. Horace's. Head, Fleet,street. • ." eOnvenicnce of , site, and eleg3nce of forM, are.anying the immediate recommendatienie of this Synopsis. Tne, par ticulars it contains ace suffiCiently enurn,rated ; I , :r the ab:- ,senpe of the'claSs Cryptc2gatn'a, the decisive reason is ,riven, that it would have extended the publication to thrice.its pre. sent hulk. 'The whOle - is thrown into the form of tables, which having the Class and Order superscribed as a rUnriiiik title, are, divided -beneath into eight columns. Nothing eau? exceed the clearness of the whole a7rangement,".&c. British Critic for luly tSc6. " Dr. Smith candidly recommends . Dr. Withering's ar rangement of British Plants; e would' take the liberty to add Mr..' Ga'pine's Compend of British Botany as a most useful and commodious pocket companion in - botani. cal excursions." - Edinburgh Review, 06/ober 1809. il,treL L AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, For Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Shortness of Breath, Asth ma, Constim e tion, and every diseased state of the Lungs. T o concentrate the BalsathiC Quarti!ei of th e Ve.; • getable Kingdom into one elegant and efficacious Medi. cane for the Cure of the above Complaints, was reserved for the Inventor of the pretent Composition ; • sbatt* is its ope. ration that it qui• kly art eats the twist dangerytis Intiainma tion,•cliceks the. irritation oPthe Cosigh,'howerer severe, and those uneasy .attd distressi ng s p asms of the - • Chest. Asa ' P re.; sz•rvative and Cute from a Cough to the most confirmed Con- . • sumptions, BUTE E LOZENGES arc recommended, and 460 Sl.t who frequent - Places, and are ex. hose,! to snit:kit changes and night air. •, • salt, ‘Vllt)lesale- and Retail, at Mr. Butles's, 4, Cheap. side, :.•ot•tr.:r of Paterndster.row Tuft, yal Exchange ; 269, Borough ; and most ; Meclieine Venders in every Country T0W11,., us Bo .es, at is. rid. each. Of whom way be hart, Butler's Celebrated Vogetable Restorative Tooth Po tvcler, in Boxes, at IS 6d. each, • SALES. THE STAFFORDSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE • ANAL. A TO BE SOLD-BY PRI vTE CONTRACT By Mr. scu m , "OUR SHARES in thi s esta bli s h ed NAVIGA- J: TION, from the GRAND TRUNK to the SEVERN, connetling BKISTOL with HULL, LIVERPOOL, and the extensive Manufactories of BI RMINGHA NI, the PUT 'FL RI ES, &c. The Dividends for the la - st year amounted to 401 clear of the Property-Tax, which is paid by the Com pany. No. 28, New Bridge-street. • BRECONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 1 6 i. DESIRABLE FREE. HOLD DWELLING . HOUS E,• in the Cottage style, with convenient Of- fices, a good three-stalled Stable, and a spacious Kitchen and Flower Garden, planted with choice Fruit Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers, situate in the out-skirts of the large Village of iTalgarth, in Breconshire. The whole is very neatly fitted up, incomplete repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a small genteel Two beautiful Trout streams run close by, an d t h e surround ,' ing Country is extremely fi ne, a b ounding with Game ; the neighbouring Markers are plentiful and cheap. Possession may be had early in May. For further particulars, or to treat, apply to Mr. Pugh, So licitor, 33, Bernard-street, Russet-square; or Mr. Davies So : lkitur, ington, • BREWERY. -.. TO BE DISPOSED OF AT THE 'WEST END OF THE TOWN, '• SMA EL but peculiaily Compa& and Eligible ALE and TAt LE'BF.ER BREW-HOUSE. The si tuation is perhaps not to be equalled, as, independent 'of many other local advantages, there is no Brew.house within a considerable distance of it, nor will any be perinkted to be ereaed. • A spacious Yard and well-stocked Garden are attach e d to the PremiSes; which, „if required, will admit of the Build_ lugs being greatly enlarged; and the present Trade (which is . of the most respeaabie description), may, without difficulty, be increased to almost any extent. The sum required .will not exceed 20001. aid a similar opportunity fer entering into the Brewery upon such easy terms, accompanied - with other advantages, may seldom °MI. 'Apply personally, or by L e t ter, post-paid, to Mr. Briand, • • Ng. 37, Castle-street, I-191 horn.- WORCESTPRSHIRE. VALUABLE IMPROPRIATE,RECTORY AND GREA'I"I'YTHES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM HANDY, At the Golden -Cross Inn, in Broms&rove, on Monday, the 7th 'of May, IS to, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, sub. jet to Conditions to be then prfsduced, j_k_VALIJABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; conj. prising the JAI P It OP RI AT E RECTORY or' PAR_ SON A qE Of STOK E-A'R I 0 R, in the County of Worcester ; which cnitists'of about twenty - three Acre s o f •C lebe Land', and Tytlics of Corn and Grain arising or increasing upon upwards 3300 . Acres or Land, within the Parish of Swim- Prioraloresaid, being the whole of the Tytheable Lands vtithin the same Parish:' . The above Estate is held under the Dean an d C hapter of Worcester:by:Lease, for:tVvetity-one years, renewable every s'vcn, at a moderate fine, and which was renewed in No. Verilher last. • • Stoke-Prior is situated near to the - Market-Towns of Bromsgrnve 'and Dtpitwich, being not more than one mile froM torther and three troin 'he latter; amid theline of the Worcester and itiriniogharn Canal runs through the Parish. The Lands are very•ricn and pro.luctive, and it is Considered one of the fiiiest Wheat Parishes in the Count of ‘Vorcesrer. Mr. t harks Parrott, of the Brick-ilouse, in Stoke-Prior, will _appoint it Person to sitee.' the Parish ; and printed P:x.r ticulars Aiay be' tmd at the Hop_ Pole Inn, Worcester ; the • •Golden. Cross, ; :,eorge Inn, liewdley ;at Carraway's • Cortthill s London.; of Nle , srs. lictibow and Ro h e, soiwitors, LincOln's-inn, Lot - Won ; of the Auctioneer, Worcester;. and of A r. 13 uty,, <ltturn .y. at-Law, Tewdley, wh,:rt., a Map of the Parish may be seen.